#Google+ - Page 4

Google's Phone app has a new feature called Audio Emoji, which allows users to play sound snippets during calls. It features six sound effects, like clap, laughter, and drumroll, that you can play during a phone call. The feature is currently available for users who have enrolled in the beta program for Google Phone app but will soon be available for stable users.

The white spacing you see in between your document and the edges of your canvas is your 'margin' in Google Docs. To change it when on a web browser, open a document on Google Docs > File tab > Page setup > Modify settings > OK. You can also use the ruler on the top and left sides of your document to adjust the margins. iPhone users can also easily change the margins by tapping the 3-dots icon > Page setup > Margins.

Google announced in a blog post that it will be increasingly investing in the podcast experience on YouTube Music and sunsetting Google Podcasts on April 2 in the US. If you're looking for alternatives to Google Podcasts, some of the best apps you can use are Pocket Casts, Podcasts Addict, and Spotify.

Numbering pages on Google Docs is a neat little trick that undoubtedly makes your document a lot more presentable. To add pages on Google Docs website, open a document, go to Insert tab > Page numbers and choose from available options. On the Google Docs app, open the document > double-tap anywhere > + icon > Page number.

Google Docs has an integrated word counter that you can make use of. Moreover, you can access it from both your web browser or the mobile app for Android and iPhone. When on the web browser, simply open the document on Google Docs and hit the Ctrl+Shift+C key to summon the word count panel. On the phone, head over to the 3-dots icon and select Word count from the available options.